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Thursday, March 12, 2026 – Students of the Islamic Education Management Study Program (MPI) organized the KURMA (Kumpul Ramadhan bersama Mahasiswa MPI / Ramadhan Gathering with MPI Students) event at the Aula of SMK Amaliah. Carrying the theme “Spreading Care and Sharing Happiness with Orphans,” the activity became a meaningful moment of togetherness for MPI students from various cohorts as well as an opportunity to share blessings during the holy month of Ramadan.
The KURMA event was organized as an effort to strengthen the bonds of friendship among students of the Islamic Education Management Study Program while also fostering social awareness toward the community. The momentum of Ramadan was utilized by the students to strengthen brotherhood, increase empathy, and share happiness with orphaned children through a charity program.
In her remarks, the Head of the MPI Student Association, Windy Nur Dwi Maharani, stated that the activity was not only a platform to strengthen relationships among students but also a real manifestation of students’ social concern for the community.
“Through this activity, we aim to strengthen the unity among MPI students from various cohorts while also sharing happiness with orphaned children during the holy month of Ramadan,” she said.
She also expressed gratitude for the leadership transition at the faculty level with the presence of a new dean and head of the study program. According to her, the leadership change reflects a healthy institutional system and is expected to bring positive developments for the faculty and the Islamic Education Management Study Program in the future.
The Dean of the Faculty of Islamic Studies and Teacher Education, Dr. Abdul Kholik, M.Pd.I, also expressed his appreciation for the MPI students who organized the event. According to him, activities such as KURMA play an important role in shaping students’ character.
“This activity not only strengthens the bonds among students but also nurtures social awareness toward the community, especially toward orphaned children,” he stated.
He hopes that similar activities can continue to be carried out as they help develop students who are not only academically competent but also possess empathy, social awareness, and a spirit of sharing with others.
In line with this, the Head of the Islamic Education Management Study Program, Dr. Muhammad Rendi Ramdhani, M.Pd.I, stated that the activity represents the implementation of the values of togetherness and social concern that should be possessed by MPI students.
“This activity serves as a momentum to further strengthen brotherhood among students and foster a spirit of collaboration in developing various positive activities within the Islamic Education Management Study Program,” he said.
In addition to the charity for orphaned children, the event also featured a short religious talk delivered by Imam Kurniawan, S.Pd, an alumnus of the MPI Study Program. In his presentation, he emphasized the importance of utilizing the month of Ramadan as a momentum to increase faith, perform more good deeds, and cultivate concern for others.
He also encouraged students not only to be active in academic activities but also to serve as campus ambassadors who introduce Universitas Djuanda to the wider community.
The series of KURMA activities began with an opening session and the recitation of verses from the Holy Qur’an, followed by remarks from the committee and faculty leaders. The event continued with the distribution of charity to orphaned children, the sharing of aspirations from representatives of each cohort for the future development of the MPI Study Program, and concluded with a collective prayer and a documentation photo session.